analog_kidd
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So I started a batch of apple from concentrate 4 weeks ago, and it seems to be coming along nicely. It cleared up over the last couple of weeks. This seems like my first real success at wine making.
The starting SG of this guy was 1.080. I just checked the SG and it is at 0.990, however it is still bubbling away. Not too much from the airlock, maybe one bubble a minute or so, but inside the carboy, there are plenty of little tendrils of bubbles floating up.
Do I just leave it alone and let it finish, or should I add something like sorbate to it now and force it to be done?
Should I rack it over to a different carboy now? There is just a little sediment at the bottom.
Thanks
The starting SG of this guy was 1.080. I just checked the SG and it is at 0.990, however it is still bubbling away. Not too much from the airlock, maybe one bubble a minute or so, but inside the carboy, there are plenty of little tendrils of bubbles floating up.
Do I just leave it alone and let it finish, or should I add something like sorbate to it now and force it to be done?
Should I rack it over to a different carboy now? There is just a little sediment at the bottom.
Thanks